(S30) PT 1 - Going International

[Raven]

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[crazylemire]

Tony Demonson, was picked up off of waivers right after draft was finished my bondi beach bucs, since getting drafted over too team in Austrilia the team brought Tony over too see what his first he would be like and the autmoussphere of playing football in a country like Austrilla, they put tony thru the boot camp, lots of the camp included not just football but alot of rugby was taught aswell, Tony having no rugby exprenice did expecionally well considering most of players at camp were part of the Sydney Roosters a top Rugby team around the world, Tony already came in fastest player in the camp and somehow is leaving even faster; scouts are calling this kids legs dynomitme. with tonys consint need too be faster we know this kid is going too go places we just dont know too what excent it will be yet. Another thing that was a big part of camp believe it or not was the daily 7am swims we had too do in the ocean before we went for breakfast coach made them all swim back an forth for an hour exactly, too build stregth and dedaction throughout the camp, this swim was also followed by a evening swim aswell at 7pm right after breakfast and right before bed. Tony loved the months of camp and loves the life so far of being in austrlia.


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[WildfireMicro]

During the offseason the country of Japan has contacted the Philadelphia Liberty to help them with a football workshop. Needing someone who speaks Japanese, they chose Tsuyu Asui who was born in Tokyo. She was very happy to go and maybe also catch up with a few friends. When she got there she knew that she had a lot of work to do considering the team needed a lot of help. First thing she did was do a seminar on various rules and positions in the game and thier importance, making sure to pause occasionally to answer some questions.

She then held a training camp for the team to see who really wanted to stick around after seeing how tough the game can be. Surprisingly over half the team managed to make it through the first game but unfortunately more dropped out over the next few days. She then help team executives with cutting some players and delivering the bad news to them. That was arguably the hardest part of the job and she hated seeing the disappointed faces. But soon she had helped mold the team into a fine unit in the Japanese league known as the Tokyo Dragons and she was extremely happy when she helped lead them to the playoffs.

[jzajenius36]

Honky Tonk Haywood was just a few moments late returning the call to management.  After realizing he had a missed call, he checked his voicemail and heard the suits were looking for a player to head to Tokyo, Japan in order to help conduct a ISFL workshop and advance the game.  While Haywood does not speak Japanese, has not been east of Ireland, and should probably stay local to continue to train, he couldn’t resist the idea of walking around crushing Sake and sushi while getting the mega-celebrity treatment for a week or so.  Oh and also helping to teach a little football.  Luckily, for Philadelphia and for the Tokyo Dragons in Japan, Liberty wide receiver Tsuyu Asui picked up the call from management and agreed to the trip.  Reports back from the workshop have heavily praised Asui for her professionalism and dedication to teaching the game.  The Dragons have shown real progress since, undoubtedly due largely to Asui – one of the bright young skill position players in the league – for the team’s near immediate transformation into a winning club.  Additionally, no reports of rowdiness, lewd behavior, or public intoxication seemed to follow Asui back from Japan.  A head scratcher from Haywood’s perspective.

[ZootTX]

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[Bayley]

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[ValorX77]

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[Rangerjase]

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[Beck]

The Honolulu Hahalua are sending line backer David on a cross seas trip to promote our beloved game of football. David Frank is the perfect choice, he doubles as a travel advisor on the side of his football career. When Australia reached out it was a no brainer. David Frank visited the country two off seasons ago and wrote an unsuccessful bid to try to get the Ultimus there. Although his bid was unsuccessful, he is still a major endorser of Austrailian exposure to football.
Once he arrived, he was able to work with local city officials to secure a workshop at Optus Stadium, located in Perth. This is a large stadium that has hosted many events from sports to music festivals. Ice Bear would be able to pull in some of the top area athletes from sports like rugby, soccer and lacrosse to act as make shift football player/coaches. Once he taught them the ropes, he would have these players run individual drill stations for a few days. At the end of the week, the coaches would then separate all of the workshop participants into small teams and then have them scrimmage. Due to the dangers presented with full contact, and also to lessen expenses, flag football was what the scrimmages were made into.

At the end of his trip, Ice Bear was left with a successful camp workshop and left wondering what could have been, had Perth been chosen to host the Ultimus.



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[Southie]

It would make sense for the Coyotes to select me as one of their international  representatives  given the famous state of Mormon missionaries across the globe. The LDS strongly encourages young men to go out as missionaries  however due to  my professional obligations, I was unable to do so while in college. Obviously, my participation as football workshop isn't true missionary work but it'll have to count given my obligations back home. As for what country the Coyotes would  choose to set up in a workshop, I feel like Japan is a good suggestion given the existence of the Japanese X league, a  Japanese American football league. In fact a hand of ISFL/DSFL player have come from the X league so scouting out some of their talent for the upcoming draft and getting familiar with  the staff of each franchise could pay large dividends in the future for the Coyotes.

As for how I would go about helping the players, I think I'd focus mostly on exercise and nutrition. As a young player, I have limited coaching experience by own admission and  since  I'm going to have to educate several positions apart from running back, it makes sense I would choose to focus on the parts of being a professional football player that translate to all positions.

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